Released October 1988
What The--?! #3
Key Issue
Synopsis
Parodies: Bat-man (as in, a man with a baseball bat) stars in "Bat-Man!" Script by Peter David, art by Todd McFarlane (2 pages). Peter Porker the Spider-Ham (Spider-Man) in "Nevermore." Script by Glenn Herdling, pencils by Alex Saviuk, inks by Bob McLeod. The Vizzion and the Scarlett Wench (Vision and Scarlet Witch) in "Homecoming Around Again." Script and pencils by Richard Purcell, inks by Joe Sinnott. Scaredevil (Daredevil) in "Eed Up!" Script and art by Fred Hembeck. The X-Men star in "Mutant Beach Party!" Script by Kurt Busiek, art by Kyle Baker. Plus two 1-page strips: "One Day in the Comics Shop" (script by Busiek, pencils by James Fry, inks by Hector Collazo) and "Marvel Super-Heroes with Pet Partners" (by Howell). Cover Penciller credit from Mike Zeck via Michael Eury. Previously credited to Alex Saviuk. Zeck also drew the cover this is a parody of, Amazing Spider-Man #294. Inker credit from Bob McLeod, via the GCD Error List. Two-page story titled 'Birth of a Hero' by Todd McFarlane Parody of 'Bat-Man' about how he chose his name Cameo of the Joker
Variants
Synopsis
Parodies: Bat-man (as in, a man with a baseball bat) stars in "Bat-Man!" Script by Peter David, art by Todd McFarlane (2 pages). Peter Porker the Spider-Ham (Spider-Man) in "Nevermore." Script by Glenn Herdling, pencils by Alex Saviuk, inks by Bob McLeod. The Vizzion and the Scarlett Wench (Vision and Scarlet Witch) in "Homecoming Around Again." Script and pencils by Richard Purcell, inks by Joe Sinnott. Scaredevil (Daredevil) in "Eed Up!" Script and art by Fred Hembeck. The X-Men star in "Mutant Beach Party!" Script by Kurt Busiek, art by Kyle Baker. Plus two 1-page strips: "One Day in the Comics Shop" (script by Busiek, pencils by James Fry, inks by Hector Collazo) and "Marvel Super-Heroes with Pet Partners" (by Howell). Cover Penciller credit from Mike Zeck via Michael Eury. Previously credited to Alex Saviuk. Zeck also drew the cover this is a parody of, Amazing Spider-Man #294. Inker credit from Bob McLeod, via the GCD Error List. Two-page story titled 'Birth of a Hero' by Todd McFarlane Parody of 'Bat-Man' about how he chose his name Cameo of the Joker
Key Facts
- Two-page story titled 'Birth of a Hero' by Todd McFarlane
- Parody of 'Bat-Man' about how he chose his name
- Cameo of the Joker
Details
- Series
- What The--?!
- Cover Date
- October 1988
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- Cover Price
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- Final Order Cutoff
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Creators
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ArtistMike Zeck
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WriterTodd McFarlane